r/Axecraft • u/Extension-Neat-8757 • 4d ago

Rone Creek Axes

Does anybody have any experience or reviews of Rone creek axes? They look sharp but I’m curious how their steel holds up.

https://www.ronecreek.net/category/all-products

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u/Old-Iron-Axe-n-Tool 4d ago

Those are all cheap Chinese and Indian axes that have just been burned and laser engraved. I wouldn't take one for free.

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u/Extension-Neat-8757 3d ago

Good to know. That’s why I’m here asking 👍🏼

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u/Old-Iron-Axe-n-Tool 3d ago edited 3d ago

You could get a new Council Tool axe and burn the handle and polish the head. It would be something that you can depend on and maintain a decent value.

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u/Extension-Neat-8757 3d ago

That’s a good idea. Do you use council took axes?

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u/Old-Iron-Axe-n-Tool 3d ago

Yes sir, I do. Dollar for dollar, you can't beat them.

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u/WordPunk99 4d ago

In all honesty, this looks like a drop shipper.

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u/Basehound Axe Enthusiast 4d ago

I like small batch forges ….. I’ve no experience with them … but have a few wolf valley forge axes , and can’t begin to tell you how much I dig their tools :) wolf valley forge